Replies to post #4243 on Futuris Company (FTRS)

[naturallyk2]

Check my post #4223 . :) It agrees with what you've stated and then some

[thredzman1rob]

Good point. I get that, and that would add up if the funding/oil spill mess where the only thing going on. But, its not. There is the hurricane thing going on and all that stuff with Canada. One would think that the second thay know that funding for the spill is out that thay would just come out and say so, or risk further damage to there reputation with shareholders. Personally, I don't think there out but I think the funding/contracting is at best a few more weeks out if we are lucky. There are people here that believe it will jump in August and that has nothing to do with the spill.I like what you said and respect that but with this in mind do you still feel the same way? Continue the silence even if thay know thay wouldent be working on the spill.

[naturallyk2]

Speculation on MOPN

I completely agree that they overplayed their cards greatly. It gives me a little chuckle, but at the same time it churns my stomach to see how its gone from .0001 to .20 in month! It's also funny that they admitted in a PR stating how they F'd up the start of the game, but comparing it to EVXA I see that they threw themselves in the game to change their company rather than sit on the sideline to better prepare themselves.

What gets me the most about MOPN and really makes me super cautious about that company is that its a pinksheet - no information - company. I wonder how honest they are about the contract and certain parts of it. There has been an advisory put out by the SEC about small-cap and micro-cap companies touting having contracts from BP that aren't very true. In fact many of them are scams. Be advised those who are in MOPN and I strongly recommend you to reevaluate share holdings with MOPN if you have any. CHECK LINK BELOW!!

http://www.finra.org/Investors/ProtectYourself/InvestorAlerts/FraudsAndScams/P121544

Let us compare MOPN with EVXA

MOPN

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Estimated Market Cap
$8,512,094 as of Jun 4, 2010
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Outstanding Shares
107,748,026 as of Jul 24, 2008
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Authorized Shares
257,000,160 as of Jan 7, 2008
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Float(shares)
19,473,800 as of Jan 7, 2008

I HIGHLY DOUBT... I say again... I HIGHLY DOUBT that they have less than 2 billion shares outstanding. I might call the TA tomorrow to see if he/she is gagged or not AND IF NOT then I will inquire about their share structure. The one we see above is from 2008! No one else that I've seen has reported anything newer than that and it gives no justification as of why the stock was at .0001 in April. It leads me to believe that MOPN has been extremely diluted, but market makers put a high value on the company because of the touted contract. Any pink with a contract from a multi-billion dollar company will get a huge increase in share value in weeks! That is of course the contract is completely thorough, legit, and very valuable.

What contradicts my theory of outstanding shares is how the stock has been traded over the past year. It seems that the float has been low and the stock has been able to jump from .001 to .10 on a few occasions but very briefly and on really low volume. Volume also contradicts my theory because yet again from .0001 to .20 roughly 100 million shares were traded. We'll see when I call the TA. MOPN has a 40% chance of being legit in my eyes, but that percentile is subject to change in weeks or days.

EVXA

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Estimated Market Cap
$1,760,891 as of Jun 4, 2010
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Outstanding Shares
1,600,809,652 as of Mar 31, 2010
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Authorized Shares
2,800,000,000 as of Mar 31, 2010
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Float(shares)
809,652 as of Mar 31, 2010
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Number of Shareholders of Record
315 as of Mar 31, 2010

Very recent with A/S and O/S dates and I'll try and call the TA tomorrow and see where we're currently standing. Hopefully not too much higher on outstanding shares, but then again EVXA is desperately looking for sources of funding so they too can legitimately help out with the oil spills. The track record on company OP's isn't too great, but I don't expect that with a small company starting up. This company could in fact be family ran right now looking at the 6 employee's reported as of DEC 31, 2009.

MOPN has low O/S and A/S, but are those numbers legit?
EVXA has high O/S and A/S, but are those numbers higher than before? They need more funding after all.

MOPN and EVXA both have technologies that can aid in the cleanup process of the oil spill, but is MOPN REALLY LEGIT?

For some reason I think my money would be safer with EVXA and if I had played MOPN I would most definitely be out of it right now unless MOPN was current on pinksheets and didn't put out such questionable PR's like the one BELOW

BATH, NH, May 21, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- MOP Environmental Solutions, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: MOPN) is pleased to announce APDProyectos Cia Ltda, the Exclusive Distributor for MOP Environmental's oil recovery products in Ecuador and Peru, has just confirmed with great enthusiasm the arrival of their first 40 ft container of MOP products manufactured and shipped from MOP Environmental's Bath, NH manufacturing facility.

Charles Diamond, MOP Environmental President and CEO, stated, "If you've been following our progress you may recall that earlier this year, Executives from APDProyectos Cia Ltda visited our MOP plant in Bath, NH where they were shown MOP's newest oil-contaminated-soil cleanup equipment, termed MOP(R)-RESCUE(TM) (Rapid Environmental Spill Clean Up Equipment), in action. The Principals of the company witnessed the process and equipment RAPIDLY, REMOVE the oil, CLEAN the soil, and RECOVER the oil, from all types of oil saturated soil with each batch completed in less than 10 minutes. After the demonstration APDProyectos Cia Ltda committed to a distributorship for Ecuador and Peru, together with their first 40 foot container order."

"So what's the big deal with landing a distributor in Ecuador?" asks Mr. Diamond, "Well here's the answer. The intended use of the MOP(R)-RESCUE(TM) process is to remedy the vast Ecuadorian oil spill that is primarily on land, a problem that prior to our MOP(R)-RESCUE(TM) technology, has been without an answer! This oil spill involves more oil than the EXXON Valdez and current Gulf of Mexico oil spills. The damage was caused from 18 billion gallons of spilled oil and liquid hydrocarbons that covers 1,700 square miles. The challenges of oil spill remediation in Ecuador will conclusively establish, once and for all, the uniqueness, effectiveness and essential importance of both our MOP Maximum Oil Pickup and the new MOP(R)-RESCUE(TM) technology( ) as the quintessential oil spill remediation technique for effective remediation of the largest and most problematic of oil spills on our planet."

Mr. Diamond continued by saying, "Even as we continue to negotiate with major parties in the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill and add additional representatives on the ground in the Gulf area, the significance of our unique product is gaining important political attention. We are also keeping an eye on expanding our business opportunities in the international arena. This container load to our distributor in Ecuador, plus ongoing efforts in Baku, Azerbaijan, is anticipated to bolster our efforts and recognition, helping us to open up more international markets for our MOP line of products."

Mr. Diamond also cited recent distribution agreements presently being negotiated for Nigeria, Malaysia, and Ghana as well as India, China and, Indonesia. He also stated, "We have a solid product that is clearly the best of its class in a multi billion dollar market. MOP easily demonstrates its superiority and with our new MOP(R)-RESCUE(TM) technology( ) and due to the recent oil spill in the Gulf, our days are filled with much new domestic and international interest."

"The Ecuadorians learned of us from an article in the Official Publication of The Society of Petroleum Engineers that explains our profitable, holistic approach to oil-spill cleanup. Stay tuned! We contend that our new MOP(R)-RESCUE(TM) process is destined to be recognized as the fastest, lowest cost method to remediate oil-contaminated soil, accomplishing on-site, a complete restoration of the land's value for agricultural, recreational, or commercial use. Our MOP(R) sorbent product works in unison with our new MOP(R)-RESCUE (Provisional Patent Filed), technology," said Diamond, noting, "The time is right for our new technology to be recognized and funded in time to thoroughly and quickly RESCUE the beaches along the Gulf Coast should the need arise."

Safe Harbor for Forward Looking Statements: Except for historical information contained herein, this press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to economic, competitive, governmental and technological factors affecting the company's operations, markets, products and prices as well as other factors addressed in the company's filings. For all such forward-looking statements, we claim the safe harbor for forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. MOP Environmental Solutions, Inc. disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statement made herein.

For more information see www.mopenvironmental.com.

CONTACT:
Wayne D. King
(603)-786-9378
[e-mail]
MOP Environmental Solutions, Inc.


Cetchy PR isn't it? Sounds like a PR that's gearing the company to gain a contract from BP? Haven't we seen this before with MANY pinksheet companies about their dealing with South America, Africa, Etc. and how they receive orders from these companies outside the U.S.?

More to follow later. This is merely a rambling.